
Visual limits
by xbodya13
Visual limits is a Blender add-on that shows rigid body constraint limits in the viewport. Built by xbodya13, it works with Blender 4.3 and newer and installs by drag and drop.
by Blender Procedural·Simulation
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Attachify Pro combines curve generation with rigid-body physics in a single Blender addon, and it carries a rating of 3 from 11 reviews. Before using it, clear Blender's default J and Y keybindings, since the addon depends on those two shortcuts.
Attachify Pro is a Blender addon from Blender Procedural that generates dynamic curves and physics-driven structures. Pressing J over an object creates dynamic curves for connecting objects together fluidly, and pressing Y lets you draw lines to wrap objects.
The addon includes over 25 curve types with customizable parameters, such as ropes, plants, chains, and sci-fi curves. By setting connection types to passive and active rigid bodies, you can build bridges, structures, and dynamic environments. Simulation control lets you hide and reveal your simulations for a clear view of the results.
Attachify Pro works with Blender 4.0 through 4.5 and the Cycles and Eevee render engines, and it ships under the GPL license. The addon relies on the J and Y shortcuts, so you'll need to remove Blender's default keybindings for those keys in the Keymap tab first. Documentation is included, and Blender Procedural links a Discord and YouTube channel for questions.
Attachify Pro is best for blender artists who want to connect objects with dynamic curves, wrap objects, and build rigid-body structures such as bridges and dynamic environments.
Attachify Pro is completely free to download and use.
Attachify Pro is listed for Blender versions 4.0 through 4.5 and works with both the Cycles and Eevee render engines. The addon is distributed under the GPL license. The developer also notes it running on Blender 4.3 and mentions that an update is planned. For the most current compatibility details and any newer builds, check the developer's page on Superhive before installing, and reach out through the linked Discord if you have version questions.
Attachify Pro relies on the J and Y keyboard shortcuts, so the developer asks you to remove Blender's existing default keybindings assigned to J and Y first. You do this in the Preferences panel under the Keymap tab. Once those defaults are cleared, pressing J over an object generates dynamic curves and pressing Y lets you draw lines to wrap objects. The developer notes that an update is planned.
Attachify Pro drives its curve tools through keyboard shortcuts. Pressing J over an object generates dynamic curves for connecting objects together, while pressing Y lets you draw lines to wrap objects. Beyond that, you can assign from over 25 curve types with customizable parameters, including ropes, plants, chains, and sci-fi curves. You can also control simulations by hiding and revealing them, and set connection types to passive and active rigid bodies to build bridges and structures.
Attachify Pro is listed as free here, and the addon is distributed under the GPL license. Pricing and licensing can change over time, so for the current terms and to download the addon, visit the developer's page on Superhive. Blender Procedural also links a Discord channel and a YouTube channel where you can ask questions about the product, and a demo video is available as well.
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